Questions: Anatomy: The apex of the human heart is rotated to the left, tilted to the left and

Anatomy: The apex of the human heart is rotated to the left, tilted to the left and
Transcript text: Anatomy: The apex of the human heart is rotated to the left, tilted to the left and
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The apex of the human heart is rotated to the left, tilted to the left, and points downward.

Explanation:

  1. Rotated to the left: The heart is positioned in the thoracic cavity such that its apex is directed towards the left side of the body.
  2. Tilted to the left: The heart is not only rotated but also tilted, meaning the apex is lower than the base, and this tilt is towards the left.
  3. Points downward: The apex of the heart points inferiorly, towards the diaphragm.

In summary, the apex of the human heart is oriented towards the left side of the body and points downward.

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